This article is an ethicological reading of chapter 5 of the Huarochirí Manuscript (Taylor ed. and trans. 1999), a Peruvian colonial writing from the 17th century. The analysis wants to demonstrate that the stories from the oral tradition can be a valid source for the study of the ethics of the indigenous peoples of America, that is, the values ​​and norms that guide their way of relating between human beings and with non-human beings. humans. The study of these ethics seeks to be carried out in the perspective of the creation of intercultural ethics that respond to the coloniality of knowledge and that could contribute to the debates that concern the current globalization and the management of its different processes. Specifically, our analysis resorts to a methodological procedure coming from various theoretical currents, among which Latin American colonial studies, discourse anal...

Propone actualizar los estudios literarios peruanos a través de una perspectiva contemporánea de la investigación en las humanidades: la multiplicidad de enfoques críticos desde los cuales se reflexiona en torno a la literatura.